An IKEA hack for messy entryways

What are those wood planks?

Which glue have you used?

Ai brought me here. I have the same Stall shoe cabinet that I waited for so long before IKEA Coq had it available again, peri-pandemic 2020 to July 2023. As soon as I got the notification that it was available, I snatched 2 right again. It IS really a space-saver. I am not using it for shoes, but I am using one as console in my tiny dining area and the another 1 in the entryway for knick knacks.

is entryway even a phrase in English LOL never heard it anywhere I've lived

Amazing work!🎉

一个鞋柜说那么久！😮

The answer to this Daniel and it is cheap and highly effective. Don’t invite anyone round.

That intro was perfect, that relatability caught my attention for the rest of the video.

had the same problem, found the shelf extremely ugly. If you're creative, you can apparently get a lot out of it

I believe the The IKEA Stall Panels are 16.5 x 16.5, however the rodeby wood paneling is 25 x 14.5 -- The length fits, but the width is short by about 2 inches based on what i read. Did you end up cutting short pieces of the Rodeby wood to fill in the space? Thanks, any guidance is appreciated!

I actually purchased the RODEBY armrest to test this out as I have the same shoerack mounted in my entrance hall and I have NO IDEA how you got them to cover the door side by side without either a noticeable gap or severe overhang. The width of each piece doesn't marry up to the width of the cabinet fronts

bro i gots that same shirt yous got no way hose

Peep that Milwaukee M18 FUEL

Simple, not expensive and truly transformed the space. Always such great tips, thank you Daniel!

First time here. I really enjoyed the style and content of the video. Well done. I’ll be back.

Sehr schön gemacht. Gefällt mir sehr gut, aber könntest du vielleicht noch erklären, wie es dazukommt, dass die Türen mit dem restlichen schrank so eben sind ? Weil nach den leisten die du an die Türen geklebt hast, müssten sie doch etwas vom schrank abheben, oder ?

That's what responsible man have in mind most of the time, "how can we zero out or minimize mess at home?" 🤭🫰

how is it a hack? It's furniture you can just buy XD

The heavy ceramic vases are not good idea to place on the light weight furnishings like here, being an interior designer I never suggest aesthetic design comes over the functionality, although I appreciate your creative efforts and love your entryway.

My hallway is also slim so thanks for the tip

Do you have a version of this for rental apartments (no drilling)?

What is the name of the shoe shelf ?

Super job done, Daniel. G Ire

Wonderful and beautiful

Love it

Where is that mirror from? The link in description isn't working.

Nebula. Seems easy! Will check it out. Nice work too by the way 👌

Loved the editing! Loved the personalised piece too!

Why did you put it there instead of on the left hand side when people walk in with more hooks above it?

I’m quite addicted to this channel! Good information, pleasant voice, appealing movie and pleasing video.

❤

Thank you for sharing.
Love, blessings to you and yours good man!

Why did,t you -it the shoe unit on the slightly recessed area ?

You put a link for where your shoe is from, but what about the T-shirt? Haha

Not hack. It’s just a cupboard

Daniel is very chic

I have a small entryway like this in my home. I was getting by with a small table, that is actually a table with a magazine rack underneath, that I placed a stiff piece of cardboard over so my sneakers could sit on the shelf-like space made by the cardboard. It also allows me to place my folded up cane next to my sneakers. I am legally blind, but do retain some light perception tho even that is complicated. I have a combination of problems created by an optic nerve defect that I was born with & a retinal disease that became more pronounced to the point it couldn’t be hidden anymore about 30+yrs ago when I had to stop driving. Over the years, it got to where I couldn’t see anything but shades, shapes, & colors beyond a few inches from my eyes; peripheral vision loss was also an issue. In my home, I tend to do well bc everyone knows not to move anything without telling me first. Problems began to worsen after my birth mother & her youngest daughter came to stay a bit after their home burned down (it’s really becoming a problem since there doesn’t seem to be any thought to finding their own place. My niece & aunt, birth mother’s sister was the woman I thought of as Mom. She passed away some 20-23yrs ago. Birth mother’s daughter calls my husband & me, aunt & uncle) Shoes have been thrown down in my already small entryway & it’s getting to the point I’m tripping over them. Screaming into pillows is getting old, not to mention the fact that I have multiple autoimmune diseases & brittle bones, so falling is the last thing I need in my life, followed nearby with stress.

I can’t put my own shoes on without sitting down first. Unlike my husband, I can’t slip my sneakers on or off. I’d like to find a place for their shoes that would be better; hwr, I just don’t have the space. They’ve taken over my living room & I don’t allow outside shoes beyond the entryway. It’s difficult enough to keep light colored carpet clean. And I know, I don’t like carpet either but with hubby & I both on disability, there’s not enough left for plank laminate floors.

The entryway closet was turned into a pantry bc I needed room plus shelves to better centralize pantry food items. It’s not available for the many shoes that keep ending up in my entryway area, esp my niece’s bc she can’t seem to stop buying the damn things. I have 1 pair of shoes for outdoors, with the exception of a pair of crocs I wear when I need to pop outside when taking our geriatric dog out on potty breaks. The Crocs fit neatly under the table with magazine rack; hubby’s sneakers go on the outer door side of the table & daughter’s on the other. Our youngest still is at home & she helps us as much as possible, including reading the mail to me, as it’s faster & easier than trying to do the same thing with special software. And, she helps with other things too.

Ideas appreciated. I’d like to find a place for dog leashes but can’t find one I like.

Any ideas?

Where do you get the wooden strip from to place on the cupboard please?

Love the Rodeby hack, really removes that neutral look from the shoe cabinet :)

Where did you get the black bins that you put inside the cabinets?

In a small apartment where do you have space to keep all the power tools?

I thought I was done with IKEA, but you have single handedly made me seriously consider it for our next home

Really nice and simple, feeling inspired!

Can you make a video about TINY entryways/hallways as well?
My entryway for example is my hallway (2 meters by 2 meters), doors on all four walls, no real usable space for wardrobes or anything wallmounted

That IKEA shoe storage is the bomb...plus you can use hacks to upgrade it

First, thanks for the great video and inspiration. I have a question about the bamboo armrest you used to cover the front of each drawer. As per the measurements on the Ikea website, one will fit horizontally on each drawer. I just need to remove a few slats to make them fit. Are the slats long enough to fit vertically?

Brilliant to have it floating! You can easily mop under it.

I was toying with this product for my narrow hallway. I see it could really work. Thanks! And, great customization 😉